“I want to welcome you to Egerton University!” Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academics, Research, and Extension, Prof. Bernard Aduda, remarked as he officially opened the annual Kenya Nutritionists and Dietetics Students Association (KENDSA) Conference at Physical Science Theatre 3.
Egerton University continues to expand its Corriedale sheep farming at Ngongongeri Farm, with the livestock multiplying steadily.
The International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT)-Kenya, a cutting-edge, non-profit international organization dedicated to enhancing the productivity, quality, and resilience of staple cereals like maize, wheat, and associated.
On January 24, 2025, Egerton University took a monumental step towards becoming a regional leader in biotechnology and genetic engineering research. The Project Contract Implementation Team (PCIT) officially handed over the project construction site to the identified contractor, marking the beginning of the establishment of the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Regional Research Centre (ICGEB RRC). This development involves the repurposing of part of the stalled Agronomy Complex ...
